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Invoice Securitization Possible Using Blockchain

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·Oct. 28, 2016·1 min read

Applied Blockchain has been trialling a system for companies to process their invoices on blockchain and in turn will allow the companies to tap the securitization markets; the current trial is with a UK SME called Emplas that makes windows; “Our platform may now allow for securitization of invoices as the underlying for bond issues,” Ben-Ari, Founder of Applied Blockchain, tells Euromoney; “It brings transparency as to the ownership and establishes the provenance of invoices for bond buyers in ways that the existing processes and technology simply did not allow.”  Source

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